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Despite a decline in maternal deaths linked to COVID-19, the United States continues to report the highest maternal mortality rates among high-income countries.  Recent data reveals alarming disparities that spotlight …

In a distressing trend exacerbated by inflation, nearly 3,200 retail stores across the United States are set to close their doors in 2024, marking a significant increase in business failures …

A Texas surgeon, Dr. Eithan Haim, faces indictment by the Department of Justice following his exposure of gender-affirming surgeries on minors at Texas Children’s Hospital.  His revelations to the media …

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, homeownership costs in the United States have risen sharply, jumping 26% as property taxes, insurance, and utility bills escalate in a …

Florida has enacted a law allowing doctors to perform cesarean sections outside of traditional hospital settings, a first in the nation, sparked by strong lobbying efforts from Women’s Care Enterprises …

As the U.S. gears up for the 2024 presidential election, swing-state voters are clearly voicing their stances, unaffected by former President Donald Trump’s ongoing trial. Contrary to expectations that the …

A recent RAND Corp. report has brought to light a disparity in healthcare costs: privately insured patients are paying up to 300% more than Medicare for the same medical services.  …

Despite President Joe Biden’s efforts to expand health insurance coverage—a long-standing goal of the Democratic Party—rising healthcare costs threaten to undermine these gains. While the Biden administration has achieved a …

The financial stability of Medicare, a critical lifeline for over 66 million Americans, is under renewed scrutiny. A recent trustees report has extended Medicare’s Hospital Insurance Trust Fund’s solvency by …

In anticipation of a potential return to the White House by Donald Trump, the Biden administration is rushing the finalization of its healthcare regulations. This is seen as an effort …